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energy independence, and costs hundreds of thousands of new american jobs in the energy industry. banks are a primary source of capital for middle-class families and small businesses. the added burden of the dodd- frank regulations, hamstrings our bank at a time when small businesses and middle-class families need them the most. it does nothing to prevent large institutions from becoming too big to fail. it will lead to the disappearance of many small minds as they cannot afford the extra costs of complying with massive additional regulation. the president has repeatedly said we need to streamline excessive regulation. dodd-frank and the patient protection act at tens of thousands of pages of additional and they are still being drafted three years later. it is time for the action to max -- match the rhetoric. let's get government out of the way and get our economy moving and put hard-working americans back to work. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you. on the need to talk about how this budget affects the primary responsibility of federal government and national security, i w
energy independence, and costs hundreds of thousands of new american jobs in the energy industry. banks are a primary source of capital for middle-class families and small businesses. the added burden of the dodd- frank regulations, hamstrings our bank at a time when small businesses and middle-class families need them the most. it does nothing to prevent large institutions from becoming too big to fail. it will lead to the disappearance of many small minds as they cannot afford the extra costs...
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department of state concluded was environmentally safe yet we're style without a project, and department of energy conclude we can safely export natural gas, this is not even about a trade off between the economy and the environment. we can do these projects, prevents these projects will stop a lot of jobs from being created, it is not going to make a development in global emissions. it making no sense to me and the economy. neil: malia. >> i just quickly top say, i understand how we like to take things and combine themm but, i do not think that the only reason why keystone project is not happening is because, barack obama asked his agency this question, to get back to original topic, what i think is really important for us to look forward and you know neil, i don't think that anyone would disagree with you that jobs are important, the problem with laser beam focus you have a society and a lot of things that need to be focused on, laser beaming becomes narrowing, i don't think that is how we' our president or anyone in congress to just have like this one bullet silver bullet solution on what will
department of state concluded was environmentally safe yet we're style without a project, and department of energy conclude we can safely export natural gas, this is not even about a trade off between the economy and the environment. we can do these projects, prevents these projects will stop a lot of jobs from being created, it is not going to make a development in global emissions. it making no sense to me and the economy. neil: malia. >> i just quickly top say, i understand how we like...
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consumer and energy stocks were the day's the biggest laggards. that sent traders into the safety of gold. gold climbing for the fourth straight session. adding $6.77, to $1611 an ounce for gold. this is the highest close since february 26th. >>> after jumping double digits yesterday, the volatility index, the vix, posted double-digit gains once again. the so-called fear gauge closing higher by almost 8%. call options on the vix which pay off if there is a rise in the index, hit a record 7.5 million contracts so far this week. lauren? lauren: emerging markets are off to a sluggish start this year on track for their longest losing streak since november. david: despite slow growth we have someone who says there is still ways to make money in undeveloped regions. we have peter newell, senior portfolio manager. always a pleasure to see you. first off we talked with the milken institute guy how fast some countries are growing. sometimes statistics can mislead you. people look at china, see unbelievable 9% growth rate, first of all if you believe the go
consumer and energy stocks were the day's the biggest laggards. that sent traders into the safety of gold. gold climbing for the fourth straight session. adding $6.77, to $1611 an ounce for gold. this is the highest close since february 26th. >>> after jumping double digits yesterday, the volatility index, the vix, posted double-digit gains once again. the so-called fear gauge closing higher by almost 8%. call options on the vix which pay off if there is a rise in the index, hit a...
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it will put russia in the heart of the energy sector. in eastern southern europe. >> i sold say the two fields near cyprus contain $24 trillion cubic feet of gas, it's estimated. juan, a lot of people ask when we talk about the panel, whether this could potential ever happen here. they just ask the question. >> it doesn't apply. if you want to look at taxation on activity, that's why conservative americans get upset about. why are you raising taxes and deter people engaging in more of the economic generating, job generating activity? >> last word. >> charles earlier and juan now made case for consumption based pace. so taxpayers have the opportunity to determine how much tax they are paying based on the activities. income tax is not the same as what we are seeing in cyprus but not far different. >> bret: the panel endorsing consumption tax? is that what i'm hearing? >> you heard the doctor endorse that. >> taxing russians only. [ laughter ] >> bret: next up, the g.o.p. extreme makeover. i'm doing my own sleep study. advil pm® or tylenol
it will put russia in the heart of the energy sector. in eastern southern europe. >> i sold say the two fields near cyprus contain $24 trillion cubic feet of gas, it's estimated. juan, a lot of people ask when we talk about the panel, whether this could potential ever happen here. they just ask the question. >> it doesn't apply. if you want to look at taxation on activity, that's why conservative americans get upset about. why are you raising taxes and deter people engaging in more...
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we would rebuild the 20th century energy system to create the 21st century energy system. stuart: we hear you. come back and see us again real soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. stuart: carnival cruise lines has had technical problems recently. where is the stock now? three incidents now. connell: they had the triumph, the legend and the dream. carnival is down 1.7%. the market has been breaking new highs and we watched carnival dwindle. it is down about 7% over the last three months. stuart: tell me about hewlett-packard. nicole: it has an up arrow. morgan stanley upgraded hewlett-packard today. they certainly think that there is upside potential. stuart: all right. we will take it. it looks like republicans are finally listening to our very own charles payne. they are spending money on minority outreach. the mainstream media fare on their coverage of president obama? >> last week he said, no, you will not get a balanced budget for the sake of balance. he is clearly movinthe goalposts. this press seems to be ignoring it. ♪ with fidelity's new options platform, we've co
we would rebuild the 20th century energy system to create the 21st century energy system. stuart: we hear you. come back and see us again real soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. stuart: carnival cruise lines has had technical problems recently. where is the stock now? three incidents now. connell: they had the triumph, the legend and the dream. carnival is down 1.7%. the market has been breaking new highs and we watched carnival dwindle. it is down about 7% over the last three months....
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it is a little bit like a bomb. >> their job is to store a vast amount of energy, so they have a lot of history of fire problems and things like that. melissa: this thing is doing particularly badly. the fix weighs 150 pounds which completely negates having the battery at all, the whole thing was that it is later, why don't they just give up on the lithium-ion battery and go back to the traditional battery? >> the world is looking for a better battery that just for airplanes, but for power grids, all sorts of things. once that comes along, boeing will switch for it. these planes have a 20 years sales cycle. if you have a six month glitch, that is not going to dramatically alter the finances for a company like boeing. melissa: we will not think about this every time i see i'm going to get onto a boeing 787, i will not go switch the flight were not booked a ticket online? you can see what kind of a plane it is. >> what will you do instead? they all have issues at the beginning of production. airbus had an engine transmission problem. we talked but more with boeing because this aircraft
it is a little bit like a bomb. >> their job is to store a vast amount of energy, so they have a lot of history of fire problems and things like that. melissa: this thing is doing particularly badly. the fix weighs 150 pounds which completely negates having the battery at all, the whole thing was that it is later, why don't they just give up on the lithium-ion battery and go back to the traditional battery? >> the world is looking for a better battery that just for airplanes, but...
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giant gazprom proposed its own bailout to cyprus in return for energy exploration rights around the island but it was turned down because cyprus wanted a solution from within the e.u. all of this does raise questions about the future of russian deposits in cyprus about whether this tax will hurt more investors all the banks that hold their deposits if those deposits are withdrawn it also raises questions over a two point five billion euro loan given by russia to cyprus which may itself not be extended. well global markets analysts petrie young says that even proposition to encroach on personal as well as foreign bank deposits risks the whole banking system. the eurozone and the european union have looked at the overall cyprus situation and said a huge swathe of deposits here come from people outside the european union and whether they've done it entirely cynically or whether they've done it entirely consciously we can never be absolutely clear but there certainly looks to me to be a lot of politics behind this move essentially the euro zone the european union have said who can we ma
giant gazprom proposed its own bailout to cyprus in return for energy exploration rights around the island but it was turned down because cyprus wanted a solution from within the e.u. all of this does raise questions about the future of russian deposits in cyprus about whether this tax will hurt more investors all the banks that hold their deposits if those deposits are withdrawn it also raises questions over a two point five billion euro loan given by russia to cyprus which may itself not be...
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energy i'm not so sure about, they'll get a mini gun deal background checks. i'm not quite sure that that, though, really means that they can't, that they shouldn't focus on the budgetary stuff because that really does dominate. >> rose: so what if the president said and you heard this from me before. what if the president says i will lay out everything i do in terms of entitlement reform and gets the democrat party in the house and the senate behind him. i'm going to make a bold step here and put the ball in their court. would that have consequence? >> well he's certainly done that privately. when he spoke to the congressional democrats in private meet, this week he says we ought to do entitlement reform now because it will be a much better deal than if you wait and do it under republican president. if you look at his proposals, he's right. he's proposed means testing. mark's right he didn't want the public to know bit. there's a real balancing act here that the only way he's going to get republicans to give on renews and some won't is to do really serious su
energy i'm not so sure about, they'll get a mini gun deal background checks. i'm not quite sure that that, though, really means that they can't, that they shouldn't focus on the budgetary stuff because that really does dominate. >> rose: so what if the president said and you heard this from me before. what if the president says i will lay out everything i do in terms of entitlement reform and gets the democrat party in the house and the senate behind him. i'm going to make a bold step...
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he claims this will help bring down gas prices at the pump. >> let's set up an energy security trust that helps free our families and our businesses from painful spikes in gas once and for all. >> reporter: american petroleum institute they are all for alternative sources of energy. they have been pushing for that as well but the problem is more than 80% of federal lands are put off right now from drilling. they don't think much money in royalties will come in anyway. >> harris: in a place it seems like they are allergic to bipartisanship but they are getting together on keystone? >> it's pressure to approve keystone pipeline which would go from canada to texas. bottom line it's mostly been republicans complaining about the president and the state department dragging their heels on this, but today there were republicans joining democrats saying it's time to pass it fake a listen. >> 1300 days to win world war 2. lewis and clark expedition, the keystone expedition 1636 and counting. >> we should have been building it four years ago. this has been studied for a long time. it's all abou
he claims this will help bring down gas prices at the pump. >> let's set up an energy security trust that helps free our families and our businesses from painful spikes in gas once and for all. >> reporter: american petroleum institute they are all for alternative sources of energy. they have been pushing for that as well but the problem is more than 80% of federal lands are put off right now from drilling. they don't think much money in royalties will come in anyway. >>...
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but clean energy fuels and they have done a tremendous job. ey will have i conjunction with pilot flying j, who are the biggt truck stop operators in the united states, they will have 150 stations on the interstate by the end of this year. so, it's happening and the chinese are seeing opportunity so they're going to try to move in on it. melissa: it is definitely happening. i look at like nearly half of all the garbage troubles operate here in the u.s. run on natural gas. we areeeing a lot of fleets transferred over because of carbon emissions. especially because of the fracking boom, we are seeing so much natural gas out there. let me ask you, are you making money on this so far? i mean has it reached critical mass to the point where it is returning profits to you? >> you aren't at the level where you're making a lot of money, but for instance, clean energy fuels, they have plowed everything back into the infrastructure. so, yes, if they stopped building, they would immediately start making money but, otherwise they are putting it back in. it
but clean energy fuels and they have done a tremendous job. ey will have i conjunction with pilot flying j, who are the biggt truck stop operators in the united states, they will have 150 stations on the interstate by the end of this year. so, it's happening and the chinese are seeing opportunity so they're going to try to move in on it. melissa: it is definitely happening. i look at like nearly half of all the garbage troubles operate here in the u.s. run on natural gas. we areeeing a lot of...
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subsidizing big oil fix our country in the wrong direction on energy policy. we should not increase dependence on fossil fuel that is expensive. there's nothing is fully responsible about climate change denial or pursuing tax and energy policies that maximize profits for big oil while pushing the costs off on children and future generations. i don't the balance of my time. -- yield the balance of my time. >> thank you. we should talk about ways we can do a better job. i yield 10 minutes. >> i yield myself to and a half minutes. the highest priority for democrats on this committee since we inherited this economic crisis that is creating jobs -- last month we got good news. the economy created 36,000 jobs in february. none of limit rate drop to 7.7%. the lowest since 2008. -- the unemployment rate dropped to 7.7%. that is the lowest since 2008. can we please put the slide on the monitors? there you have it. the unemployment rate what it could be and should be. it has been the story of our recovery. what are the consequences of not having enough police, firefight
subsidizing big oil fix our country in the wrong direction on energy policy. we should not increase dependence on fossil fuel that is expensive. there's nothing is fully responsible about climate change denial or pursuing tax and energy policies that maximize profits for big oil while pushing the costs off on children and future generations. i don't the balance of my time. -- yield the balance of my time. >> thank you. we should talk about ways we can do a better job. i yield 10 minutes....
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will nationalize the energy? i don't think because they did something stupid, other than that, that it was approved by the ecb, i don't think in italy or spain or the united states certainly we should not be worried about it. >> i think the over all message is, greece will never restructure and greece restructured. we will never trigger a credit default swap. they triggered credit default swaps. the depositors will never be touched. depositors were touched. senior bondholders are never going to be touched. guess what, they're next. it's this european -- >> outlying small countries that have very, very little impact on the global situation. that has become true. >> but they are part of the european union and the you row zone. >> are we going to take money back from depositors in italy? >> you know this is cyprus making this decision. this is the big -- >> whoa. >> this is germany, this is france making this decision for cyprus. >> more germany than france, i would say, but, yes. >> i want to ask you, one of the re
will nationalize the energy? i don't think because they did something stupid, other than that, that it was approved by the ecb, i don't think in italy or spain or the united states certainly we should not be worried about it. >> i think the over all message is, greece will never restructure and greece restructured. we will never trigger a credit default swap. they triggered credit default swaps. the depositors will never be touched. depositors were touched. senior bondholders are never...
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energy names. this is why oil prices were kind of flat. chevron up 85 cents. parker hannifin at a new high. so close with the dow. but we're up to 14 house, 507. lauren simonetti and david asman through the next hour david: very interesting, cheryl. good to see you lauren. lauren: hi. david: we have wayne angell. we have ron paul. of course his encounters with ben bernanke were legendary, historic. we'll talk to them coming up very shortly. lauren: it will be hard to get answers today because the fed is stuck in this really tough positions. we have to it figure out how to jump-start the economy, not just the stock market. let's go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. david: let's start, nicole. we start with fedex it was an extraordinary run-up. it was in the $100 range. it pulls back quite a bit. this is the biggest pullback since 2011? >> certainly is, the biggest pull back since 2011. concerns globally and also going to cut down what they're shipping over it asia. lauren: how is oracle looking ahead of their earnings release, nicole? >> we're wa
energy names. this is why oil prices were kind of flat. chevron up 85 cents. parker hannifin at a new high. so close with the dow. but we're up to 14 house, 507. lauren simonetti and david asman through the next hour david: very interesting, cheryl. good to see you lauren. lauren: hi. david: we have wayne angell. we have ron paul. of course his encounters with ben bernanke were legendary, historic. we'll talk to them coming up very shortly. lauren: it will be hard to get answers today because...
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we have the most cost-effective energy system and energy grid in the world. it seems the more the government gets involved in it the less likely that is to continue. i see you shaking your head over there. i don't know how many of you installed the solar power plant but i have. i know what goes on in this business. since 1970 they have been doing this and they still don't have the efficiencies up where they think it ought to be. i urge people to vote no on this. i yield back. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have personal experience with this. i did it because i could afford it and i'm a geek and i thought it would be fun too to try to do it. you know what, it is a terrible investment. it will never be a return on capital. it makes me feel good. but i will never get the money back for it. why in the world if it will never work as an investment that we will impose that cost on the u.s. taxpayer? why would we oppose that cost on the payer and the utility bills? we shouldn't. that is not our job. it is not our job for the corporate welfare and pick winners and losers.
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>> i think we'll see add energy associated with the trade. they will probably be added participation and heightened volatility. i think that goes without saying. anyone who is going to tell you whether this is a buying opportunity or whether this will be a v-top opportunity is basically lying to you. i can't tell you that, either. i wish i could because i wouldn't be sitting in this chair if i could. but for the most part, again, i think you have to be aware of the fact that this has completely changed the game. and i think this goes without saying. the markets are reflecting that. one thing i'm shocked about is that we haven't seen an all-out sellout in terms of equity markets here. we have come off a bit, but holding key levels of support around that 1525 is a major level of support and we have yet to breach that yet. seeing some strength in the dollar coming off of that 83 level as of recent, but the euro currency is hurting below that 1.30 handle again. >> and yet we're showing you it's up 0.2%. this is hardly the picture of a plummeting
>> i think we'll see add energy associated with the trade. they will probably be added participation and heightened volatility. i think that goes without saying. anyone who is going to tell you whether this is a buying opportunity or whether this will be a v-top opportunity is basically lying to you. i can't tell you that, either. i wish i could because i wouldn't be sitting in this chair if i could. but for the most part, again, i think you have to be aware of the fact that this has...
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in addition, energy continues to look attractive. so, again, a very pro-cyclical stance, but one we think is very appealing from a value situation standpoint. >> okay. and in terms of sectors leading growth, same question to you both. what do you think? >> we're going to add on to that list. things like the regional financials the that have exposure to the reshoring of manufacturing and the energy sector. i think energy drives a lot of interesting peripheral activity. strengthen the rails and other transports, we think will also be beneficiaries here, as well as infrastructure play as well as mlps. >> do you agree with that? >> i like health care, but i also like consumer, and even though the consumer doesn't have as much confidence as they had before, i think in terms of upside versus downside, that's a place that i'm looking. and when you have a company like footlocker that's trading at 5.5 times ebitda, how much lower can it really go? big lots, same thing. there are a lot of these names that have been beaten up that don't have a
in addition, energy continues to look attractive. so, again, a very pro-cyclical stance, but one we think is very appealing from a value situation standpoint. >> okay. and in terms of sectors leading growth, same question to you both. what do you think? >> we're going to add on to that list. things like the regional financials the that have exposure to the reshoring of manufacturing and the energy sector. i think energy drives a lot of interesting peripheral activity. strengthen the...
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peabody energy. >> reduced to neutral. $21 price target on it. short interest, has risen 56% in the last couple of weeks. for a quick trade, go knock yourself out. you would be long. longer term, there's no fundamental strength in this name. you won't see it with additional interest. >>> coming up on "halftime," an interesting way for the individual trader to trade options. "halftime is back in two." but we can still help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and figure out what you want to do next. all in one place. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. atten
peabody energy. >> reduced to neutral. $21 price target on it. short interest, has risen 56% in the last couple of weeks. for a quick trade, go knock yourself out. you would be long. longer term, there's no fundamental strength in this name. you won't see it with additional interest. >>> coming up on "halftime," an interesting way for the individual trader to trade options. "halftime is back in two." but we can still help you see your big picture. with the...
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>> the department of energy did this one for renewable energy projects. .. the. >> they have these projects we talk about with the military which the utilities were forced to buy renewable power at a fixed long-term price of investors, not just big business but it smaller cooperative community development to put in the wind turbines even in cities. they invested a and the people knew was not a risk at a fixed price and they knew the market and that idea started in california. basically the consumer is subsidizing. the government said this is what you have to do. you have to buy this power. when power is close to parity so there is no subsidy. they build up the market. >> what about productivity? >> to me this is a classic picture what i understand to be marxian economics that workers don't have the bargaining power and business owners get a higher share of overall product. the more they have the bargaining power the bigger the share. so over the last 35 years this occurred it was not expected or understood. for example, the most prominent economist is paul k
>> the department of energy did this one for renewable energy projects. .. the. >> they have these projects we talk about with the military which the utilities were forced to buy renewable power at a fixed long-term price of investors, not just big business but it smaller cooperative community development to put in the wind turbines even in cities. they invested a and the people knew was not a risk at a fixed price and they knew the market and that idea started in california....
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plus the concerns over energy, human rights and syria, as well. so the eu and russia are at logger heads on so many issues, not that you would have known it by listening to this today. anyway, let's get back to what michael sarris is doing. i thought he might be scurrying around the edge. we're trying to find out his whe whereabouts at the moment. we know he's going to have a one-on-one with mr. medvedev later on and speak to the president, as well. whether they can work something out, that remain toes be seen. but all talk about property deals, about banking deals and energy deals, at the moment, i would suggest that tensive and a little bit premature. kelly, back to you. >> steve, thanks very much for that. any deal with russia may be premature certainly isn't going to calm things in cyprus. this morning, the european central bank in a statement has said in order to continue its emergency liquidity systems past monday the 25th, cyprus has to have a bailout in place. any prospect of that? >> well, that adds a sense of urgency to the situation. ti
plus the concerns over energy, human rights and syria, as well. so the eu and russia are at logger heads on so many issues, not that you would have known it by listening to this today. anyway, let's get back to what michael sarris is doing. i thought he might be scurrying around the edge. we're trying to find out his whe whereabouts at the moment. we know he's going to have a one-on-one with mr. medvedev later on and speak to the president, as well. whether they can work something out, that...
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and alternative energy development? why not pay -- if obama gets started on this -- >> joe and i have agreed that we're going to compensate -- what do you want to see, 20%? >> we'll start at 20. we'll start at 20. >> as we spend it all, we're going to need more. we're going to need the preschool, we're going to need solar energy. >> i thought i was completely wrong this what it was. >> it's an island, isn't it? >> it's an island. >> but it shows you how interconnected it is. >> i know. and fait accompli, he said i got there and is they were doing it. >> what if you found out that your bank got taken over by the fdic and the insurance that you thought protected your money was not there, that it was wrong? that's the problem. >> and by the way, 10% of your money is gone, too. >> explain to the eurozone just waking up exactly what -- >> carolin is going to do that supposedly when we throw to her. >> they have to do something. >> they follow twitter. >> did you wear your jacket last week? >> no. >> will you write down all o
and alternative energy development? why not pay -- if obama gets started on this -- >> joe and i have agreed that we're going to compensate -- what do you want to see, 20%? >> we'll start at 20. we'll start at 20. >> as we spend it all, we're going to need more. we're going to need the preschool, we're going to need solar energy. >> i thought i was completely wrong this what it was. >> it's an island, isn't it? >> it's an island. >> but it shows you how...
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what is going on with chesapeake energy? the stock is moving. nicole: did you actually say you are going to buy something for somebody should mark that should be the headline right there. chesapeake being cut today to an under performer. making available $2.3 billion this move for chesapeake energy under some pressure. stuart: the situation of cyprus. it is scaring people. how confident are you in this country's banks? we have some numbers for you coming up. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on tnkorswim. from td ameritrade. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] y
what is going on with chesapeake energy? the stock is moving. nicole: did you actually say you are going to buy something for somebody should mark that should be the headline right there. chesapeake being cut today to an under performer. making available $2.3 billion this move for chesapeake energy under some pressure. stuart: the situation of cyprus. it is scaring people. how confident are you in this country's banks? we have some numbers for you coming up. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more...
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cheryl: and one that big energy companies throughout this country like a lot as well. thank you very much. time to make man. looking at stocks. i follow this company. >> you love this company. cheryl: i do. it's a great company. >> they're hiring people. >> they're hiring people and also the fact they're monetizing the cloud and they're building all cloud infrastructure. >> it is absolutely amazing company to your point. fourth quarter revenues up 25%. the margins expand a little bit. net revenue almost doubled year over year. stocks got hammered. it's such a successful company and had been. it's not a cheap stock. having said that, though, this is a company that's done just about everything right. now, some downgraded the stock. i think it's down too much. look at that chart. high was over $80. near $50 right now. cheryl: on the one-year. >> so you can see the huge room, no room for error. i like it here using 49 as the stop loss. i will tell you, it's tough today in the rumors. today they're seeing i.b.m. is looking at the company. own if they don't, this stock is --
cheryl: and one that big energy companies throughout this country like a lot as well. thank you very much. time to make man. looking at stocks. i follow this company. >> you love this company. cheryl: i do. it's a great company. >> they're hiring people. >> they're hiring people and also the fact they're monetizing the cloud and they're building all cloud infrastructure. >> it is absolutely amazing company to your point. fourth quarter revenues up 25%. the margins expand...
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it's a plan to open up our energy stores that we have here so we can be energy independent. we have vast amounts of energy reserves we need to tap so we can put people to work, bring down gas prices, stretch paychecks further. we've got to control our spending appetite. we've got to reform programs like medicare so they're solvent. we've got to reform our safety net so it works to get people on their feet. that's what this budget does. in a nutshell, instead of spending $46 trillion over the next 10 years, as we're currently poised to spend, we spend $41 trillion. instead of growing spending 5% a year we grow at 3.4% a year. with all the predictions of doom and gloom and how evil and terrible and horrible or budget is, it increases spending every year by 3.4% a year instead of 5% a year. the difference is we balance the budget. the difference is we let families keep more of their own take-home pay. the difference is we make sure our kids inherit a debt-free future. the difference is we do what's necessary to create a healthy economy, more take-home pay, faster economic growt
it's a plan to open up our energy stores that we have here so we can be energy independent. we have vast amounts of energy reserves we need to tap so we can put people to work, bring down gas prices, stretch paychecks further. we've got to control our spending appetite. we've got to reform programs like medicare so they're solvent. we've got to reform our safety net so it works to get people on their feet. that's what this budget does. in a nutshell, instead of spending $46 trillion over the...
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and i love domestic energy. natural gas, marcellus shale, anything coming out of the ground in the u.s. is going to have a dominant position in the next economic move. so i think it's a great place to begin to invest. >> and i just wonder as people get into these levels, and is i know there is a debate that's been playing out in markets. but we've had such a run up. even aus mentioned from the regional banks, banks have completely rerated even to where we were a year ago. do you just continue to stick with the winners, though, or is there a sense for looking for better value? >> i definitely think you look for value but you pick your spots carefully. there are some stocks that haven't participated in the regional banking area, particularly on the lower end of the cap ranges. those can be bought selectively. some of the marcellus shares are doing extremely well, but can be bought at a reasonable price. some of those plays are undervalued in my opinion. there's lots of opportunity. you have to pick your sots, thou
and i love domestic energy. natural gas, marcellus shale, anything coming out of the ground in the u.s. is going to have a dominant position in the next economic move. so i think it's a great place to begin to invest. >> and i just wonder as people get into these levels, and is i know there is a debate that's been playing out in markets. but we've had such a run up. even aus mentioned from the regional banks, banks have completely rerated even to where we were a year ago. do you just...
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i just came from a hearing in the energy subcommittee of energy and commerce. we were fortunate enough to hear from the -- one of the members of the railroad commission in texas. the railroad commission doesn't have anything to do with trains any more, it has to do with energy. the commissioner from texas was at the committee hearing and i asked him a question, i said in the ryan budget that we will hear about tomorrow, there is an estimate of $11 billion over the next 10 years that will be paid to the federal government because of development of oil and natural gas on federal land. i said i'm from texas. that number seems a little bit light to me. i would expect the amount of revenue produced on federal lands from oil and gas production, assuming we don't legislate it out of existence through the environmental protection agency, he said in texas the two-year budget figure for oil and goes coverage taxes is $7 billion. well, that would be a significantly greater amount than the $11 billion estimated in the ryan budget. i asked mr. ryan about this last night at
i just came from a hearing in the energy subcommittee of energy and commerce. we were fortunate enough to hear from the -- one of the members of the railroad commission in texas. the railroad commission doesn't have anything to do with trains any more, it has to do with energy. the commissioner from texas was at the committee hearing and i asked him a question, i said in the ryan budget that we will hear about tomorrow, there is an estimate of $11 billion over the next 10 years that will be...
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one would be a patriotic energy and ingenuity and innovation. second, reform our immigration system in the victory something that would depart at the high-growth economic strategy, respecting the rule of law and moving it to where our brand, not tarnish around the world would allow people with high aspirations to become great opportunity for all of us. third, we need stem to stern transformation, real transformation of our education system so more and more children gain the power of knowledge can be successful in life. [applause] we are the most energy abundant country in the world. 10 years ago for 12 years ago were ready to no longer have natural gas. people were building billion-dollar plans to import into our country and it's so much guess we don't want to do with it because of american ingenuity and american technology. a greek immigrant combining two existing technologies, pitchout fracturing and horizontal drilling created the greatest competing with commercialization of the internet. there should be dancing parade celebrating this incred
one would be a patriotic energy and ingenuity and innovation. second, reform our immigration system in the victory something that would depart at the high-growth economic strategy, respecting the rule of law and moving it to where our brand, not tarnish around the world would allow people with high aspirations to become great opportunity for all of us. third, we need stem to stern transformation, real transformation of our education system so more and more children gain the power of knowledge...
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energy independence, and costs hundreds of thousands of new american jobs in the energy industry. small banks are a primary source of capital for middle-class families and small businesses. the added burden of the dodd- frank regulations, hamstrings our banks at a time when small businesses and middle-class families need them the most. it does nothing to prevent large institutions from becoming too big to fail. it will lead to the disappearance of many small banks as they cannot afford the extra costs of complying with massive additional regulation. the president has repeatedly said we need to streamline excessive regulation. dodd-frank and the patient protection act at tens of thousands of pages of additional and they are still being drafted three years later. it is time for the action to match the rhetoric. let's get government out of the way and get our economy moving and put hard-working americans back to work. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you. on the need to talk about how this budget protects the primary responsibility of federal government and national security, i
energy independence, and costs hundreds of thousands of new american jobs in the energy industry. small banks are a primary source of capital for middle-class families and small businesses. the added burden of the dodd- frank regulations, hamstrings our banks at a time when small businesses and middle-class families need them the most. it does nothing to prevent large institutions from becoming too big to fail. it will lead to the disappearance of many small banks as they cannot afford the...
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other names in the green, best buy as well as consol energy. laggards, helmeritch & paine. and finally. in the nasdaq. intuitive surgical. analysts saying upside potential outweighs downside risk over the next month months. back to you. >> thanks, josh. >>> we're heading toward the close. about 50 minutes left here. let's see if the markets will turn positive and finish that way for the day. right now the dow is down 23 points zblrjts coming up, we talk with former treasury secretary larry summers. he'll tell us what's worrying him about the bailout in cyprus. >>> the dogs of the dow strategy worked again, so far. last year's worst performer is its best now. hewlett-packard helping the dow weather the storm from europe. get this. the once beleaguered stock is this year's best performer. up 60% just this year. we'll talk about whether hp can stay red hot coming up. >>> noted banking analyst meredith whitney sees a tremendous buying opportunity in one big bank. we'll want to talk about bank of america, jpmorgan. which one does she like? stick around to find out when we speak
other names in the green, best buy as well as consol energy. laggards, helmeritch & paine. and finally. in the nasdaq. intuitive surgical. analysts saying upside potential outweighs downside risk over the next month months. back to you. >> thanks, josh. >>> we're heading toward the close. about 50 minutes left here. let's see if the markets will turn positive and finish that way for the day. right now the dow is down 23 points zblrjts coming up, we talk with former treasury...
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there would then go to up green energy. we have seen his department of energy just throw weight billions and billions of dollars in taxpayer money on precisely the same kind of projects. there should be, i would think, absolutely zero confidence that the energy department has what it is doing, trying to pick winners and losers and advanced alternative fuel technologies. >> what is interesting is we have a win-win-win. create tremendous amounts of jobs. we will leave it would be a million jobs and close to ten years. like as said, $127 billion in revenue for the government, and energy security, an additional 10 million barrels of oil per day rather than having that money being spent around the world we could do it right here and try that economic growth and improve our energy in national security staff by taking control of our economic problems. and this is -- we are seeing the beginning of an energy renaissance. manufacturing. the makers in minnesota who cannot keep up with orders. it is a great story, but it is happening a
there would then go to up green energy. we have seen his department of energy just throw weight billions and billions of dollars in taxpayer money on precisely the same kind of projects. there should be, i would think, absolutely zero confidence that the energy department has what it is doing, trying to pick winners and losers and advanced alternative fuel technologies. >> what is interesting is we have a win-win-win. create tremendous amounts of jobs. we will leave it would be a million...
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and republican john hovin a member of the senate committee on energy and natural resources. welcome to both of you. this is not just canadian oil we are talking about. both of you represent states that have the bacan oil formation and oil from money than that a and north carolina would flow through this thing as well, correct? >> that's right. it's canadian oil but it's -pls north dakota, montana oil that will be loaded on to the pipeline and shipped out. >> day one we'll put a hundred thousand barrels a day into the pipeline. jon: senator baucus why are we not building this thing yesterday. >> we should have been building it yesterday. we should have been building it four years ago. this has been studied for a longtime now. it's all about jobs. this pipeline is going to create jobs in construction, in running the pipeline, manufacturing jobs. it's high time it's been you about. i might say too that the state department has four times given it an environmental thumbs up. they said it's not going to damage the environment. it should have been built a longtime ago. >> nebraska
and republican john hovin a member of the senate committee on energy and natural resources. welcome to both of you. this is not just canadian oil we are talking about. both of you represent states that have the bacan oil formation and oil from money than that a and north carolina would flow through this thing as well, correct? >> that's right. it's canadian oil but it's -pls north dakota, montana oil that will be loaded on to the pipeline and shipped out. >> day one we'll put a...
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americans want energy efficient homes. they told the national association of home builders, that's their number one -- melissa: mortgage banks should force people to buy homes or -- >> the required mandate -- melissa: there's a mandate in there, it's not choice. >> recommending a mandate. they recommend a mandate where people can't qualify unless it's an energy efficient home. >> americans wants this. americans -- >> they want mandates? melissa: we got to go, guys. good debate. thanks for coming on. out of time, thank you, thank you. time for the fuel gauge report. the cypress bailout cry sises and german economic data sunk futures, settled more than is 1% today to 92.45 a barrel. natural gas futures slid for the second session. natural gas supplies droppedded less than expected. natural gas up 13% just this month. russia is now the world's largest publicly traded oil and gas company completing a $56 billion purchase of tnkbp, a russian oil consortium. they will now produce more than 4.7 million barrels of crude a day. %-e
americans want energy efficient homes. they told the national association of home builders, that's their number one -- melissa: mortgage banks should force people to buy homes or -- >> the required mandate -- melissa: there's a mandate in there, it's not choice. >> recommending a mandate. they recommend a mandate where people can't qualify unless it's an energy efficient home. >> americans wants this. americans -- >> they want mandates? melissa: we got to go, guys. good...
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but obviously the energy story domestically is one that has very long legs. we're very excited about halliburton in terms of providing services and manufacturing energy-related equipment is going to stand as a benefactor to the spend in that industry over many, many years to come we think, and it's very cheap at about 13 times earnings. >> okay. thanks for the long list of stocks. mark, any disclosures to make? >> none, susie. >> all right. thank you so much. mark lucchini, chief investment strategist. >>> now let's take a look at treasuries, currencies and commodities fared today. >>> the smartphone wars just got a lot hotter. samsung took the wraps off its latest challenge to apple's iphone. but will its bigger screen and updated software make the new galaxy s4 cool enough to win over afterle fans? jon fortt has our report. >> it's your turn to try the phone. >> reporter: this time no one is going to accuse samsung of copying apple. thursday night at radio city music hall in new york, samsung unveiled its latest smartphone, the galaxy s4. the screen five in
but obviously the energy story domestically is one that has very long legs. we're very excited about halliburton in terms of providing services and manufacturing energy-related equipment is going to stand as a benefactor to the spend in that industry over many, many years to come we think, and it's very cheap at about 13 times earnings. >> okay. thanks for the long list of stocks. mark, any disclosures to make? >> none, susie. >> all right. thank you so much. mark lucchini,...
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the state seemed to spend more energy on accelerating their projects at the expense of local projects and so we recommended and oppose at this point in time, until we can see some improvement in what they plan to put in the legislation. and lastly, on the assembly side, ab842 is a measure that we have seen before, and it is on page 7 of the matrix and it would eliminate all further bond funding for the high speed rail program which will have the effect of initially shutting down the initial construction segment as well as the funding for blended service and connectivity projects that we are dependent upon in the bay area and in san francisco. so we recommended opposed to that measure. the previous measures all failed and we think that this one is destined for the same failure but we will have to see and work on it. >> two measures on the senate side that we are recommended support, first is sb 219. and it deals with extending the double fine zones on state routes, 1 and 101 in san francisco, indefinitely. and there has been a long history of first initiating the double fine zones and
the state seemed to spend more energy on accelerating their projects at the expense of local projects and so we recommended and oppose at this point in time, until we can see some improvement in what they plan to put in the legislation. and lastly, on the assembly side, ab842 is a measure that we have seen before, and it is on page 7 of the matrix and it would eliminate all further bond funding for the high speed rail program which will have the effect of initially shutting down the initial...
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a lot of people are discussing and saying well, nuclear energy is the energy. future but that it is green and clean and doesn't contribute to climate change. yeah, it might not contribute to climate change but it is by no means green and not clean and absolutely is not healthy. what the documentary does it really shows the extraordinary health effects that have ravaged coomunities. you know, when you look at the --. melissa: don't you think there is a way to do this more responsibly? what we're talking about are things we're now going back an cleaning up near these urrnium mines. couldn't this be done more responsely in the future? does it mean we have to get rid of nuclear energy? >> film really doesn't draw conclusions finally about nuclear energy. the viewer can draw their own conclusion. >> okay. >> at the inception the uranium mining has, has radioactive contamination of water supplies as one of its outputs. at the end of the line when the uranium is processed and used and fuel is spent, there is no place it store this. it is not safe. it is a threat to wa
a lot of people are discussing and saying well, nuclear energy is the energy. future but that it is green and clean and doesn't contribute to climate change. yeah, it might not contribute to climate change but it is by no means green and not clean and absolutely is not healthy. what the documentary does it really shows the extraordinary health effects that have ravaged coomunities. you know, when you look at the --. melissa: don't you think there is a way to do this more responsibly? what we're...
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we would have the lowest cost energy source in the world to re-industrialized our country. it would lessen greenhouse gas emissions as more powers generated with natural gas and less from coal. it is saving consumers billions of dollars on their utility bills. it would create hundreds of thousands of highways -- high-wage jobs and hundreds of billion dollars of investment and infrastructure firm country and rather than to transfer payment out like we did last year of $300 billion. what should we do? first i would think it's a no-brainer trying improve the keystone pipeline for starters. [applause] the simple fact is that oil is either heading west to our ports to go to asia or coming south to bring the infrastructure that allows us to create jobs and opportunities in our country into an answer on national security. we should have rational regulations for fracking to make sure it's done responsibly but it should not be paralyzed. for some odd reason today we have a hard time applying 21st century rules and regulations on top of economic activity. we apply 1975 rules make the
we would have the lowest cost energy source in the world to re-industrialized our country. it would lessen greenhouse gas emissions as more powers generated with natural gas and less from coal. it is saving consumers billions of dollars on their utility bills. it would create hundreds of thousands of highways -- high-wage jobs and hundreds of billion dollars of investment and infrastructure firm country and rather than to transfer payment out like we did last year of $300 billion. what should...
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the big one is the one we design for and spend a lot of our time and energy preparing for. the big one for us is the design earthquake, it's the max credible earthquake, san an drais a is basically a 8.0, a repeat of the 1906 earthquake. some of the components can be tested, we can simulate an earthquake on some of these facilities as they are in design to make sure they can withdraw that level of earthquake. we're designing for an 8.0 and that's not what happened in japan in 2011. the earthquake that hit japan in 2011 was not what they were designing for and all the assumptions went out the window so that's food for thought. >> thank you. mr. angelus. >> at verizon wireless we try to do it day in and day out to avoid interruption in services. we try to put all this in place but in the event they do happen, we have those redundant systems i discussed earlier. weak route traffic from one side to another or from one switch to another and we test regularly to make sure they occur. and this is transparent to our customers. calls are being routed to another switch during these c
the big one is the one we design for and spend a lot of our time and energy preparing for. the big one for us is the design earthquake, it's the max credible earthquake, san an drais a is basically a 8.0, a repeat of the 1906 earthquake. some of the components can be tested, we can simulate an earthquake on some of these facilities as they are in design to make sure they can withdraw that level of earthquake. we're designing for an 8.0 and that's not what happened in japan in 2011. the...
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meanwhile, the ceo of italian energy giant pala scleroni told us he's not concerned about weakness in europe because he's turning his attention to china. this after the company announced a deal to sell 20% of its stake in the mozambique gas field with cnpc. i asked him why now. >> we want to give value to this huge discovery in mozambique. the best way to give value is to involved in the project in natural biogas and cnpc is the most natural biogas in that part of world. >> that makes a certain amount of sense. a lot of people have looked at your global strategy and said you're early and aggressive when it comes to, for example, africa. so what about at home in italy, how weak is the market there and how much of a problem is that for your business? >> it is not a big problem because 90% of our -- are outside of europe, not only are we certainly our italian and european businesses have been suffering through 2012. but i'm expecting some near 2013 to see a new recovery of the euro. >> a new recovery. it's a tough road ahead for italy, but we'll look at that later. plus, is boeing close
meanwhile, the ceo of italian energy giant pala scleroni told us he's not concerned about weakness in europe because he's turning his attention to china. this after the company announced a deal to sell 20% of its stake in the mozambique gas field with cnpc. i asked him why now. >> we want to give value to this huge discovery in mozambique. the best way to give value is to involved in the project in natural biogas and cnpc is the most natural biogas in that part of world. >> that...
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speaking of russian money interest, there is a major deal in the energy world today. >> reporter: that's right, brian. we told viewers about this earlier this month. and now the deal has closed. russia state oil giant rosneft has closed a deal worth about $55 billion. it is now taking over tnk-bp to become the world's largest oil output listed oil producer and also now bp will have a major stake in the company. the deal was announced at the home of russian president vladimir putin. and it comes at a time that is very important in terms of the talks that cyprus has had with moscow over helping it come over its financial troubles. keep in mind that at issue here, of course, is cyprus natural dass gas reserves offshore of interest to many countries including russia. we're looking at the ceo talking about the fact that he believes the company and the deal between bm and rosneft is actually more important than the situation in cyprus. and more than that, that they believe they've taken advanced measures and prepared for this in advance and not been affected by the situation in cyprus. that's
speaking of russian money interest, there is a major deal in the energy world today. >> reporter: that's right, brian. we told viewers about this earlier this month. and now the deal has closed. russia state oil giant rosneft has closed a deal worth about $55 billion. it is now taking over tnk-bp to become the world's largest oil output listed oil producer and also now bp will have a major stake in the company. the deal was announced at the home of russian president vladimir putin. and it...
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it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. >>> on the cold side, it will be sunny, i apologize, i just give up here, 60s on the temperatures today. here's sal >>> right now, highway 4 looking good up to the willow pass grade with no problems, the traffic is looking good. the morning commute looking good past the coliseum. >>> time now 5:30. a truck hit two people trying to cross the street. now the police are trying to figure out if maybe the weather was a factor. in san francisco now with the latest on the police investigation. >>> right now, you can see that the conditions are pretty clear here, last night you could barely see across the street. fog was dense and it happened here off of west portal avenue. a busy but quaint street. investig
it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. >>> on the cold side, it will be sunny, i apologize, i just give up here, 60s on the temperatures...
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stripping out food and energy. towards 8:30, the fourth quarter current account as for earnings, look for numbers today from clothing retailer aeropostale and krispy kreme doughnuts. we'll seet that can tell us about the state of the u.s. consumer. i expect they're still sucking them down. >>> jack lew make his first appearance as treasury secretary today. he'll highlight the importance of investing in infrastructure, manufacturing and job creation. steve liesman will be travel, jack lew and we'll have a one-on-one interview with the new treasury secretary today at 4:00 p.m. on closing bell. >>> samsung will launch the latest model of its galaxy smartphone tonight in new york at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the hype is growing for the galaxy 4 with reports suggesting an eye-controlled screen. apple isn't taking the samsung launch lying down. it's believed rival devices are inferior to the iphone. joining us now, david garrity from new york. david, we're just, wa, a little more than 12 hours away from samsung's launch tonight
stripping out food and energy. towards 8:30, the fourth quarter current account as for earnings, look for numbers today from clothing retailer aeropostale and krispy kreme doughnuts. we'll seet that can tell us about the state of the u.s. consumer. i expect they're still sucking them down. >>> jack lew make his first appearance as treasury secretary today. he'll highlight the importance of investing in infrastructure, manufacturing and job creation. steve liesman will be travel, jack...
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it is offgassing and reflecting all the energy. >> in the middle, we are waiting to see if the fire spreads. it is spreading from the one end down. >> the second one has the same material for exposure. it is comparing two buildings with the same protection, against two buildings with the same protection for the main fire building, one for exposure and next to it. the second one is catching. >> we have environmental factors effecting this. we have wind blowing in a certain direction. the exposure on the one next to it not really any heat. this is a good demonstration. >> the interesting deal right off the bat is that one burned down and this one -- >> has yet to ignite. >> i see spoke. >> just the products inside that are burning. >> wow. very exciting. >> so i can imagine -- i'm with the building department, there are real implication for providing fire resistive safety in buildings if we can figure out how to properly apply it and make sure people don't cut holes in it. >> there are fire service and dynamics that go there. the building industry and manufacturers love the late weight trusse
it is offgassing and reflecting all the energy. >> in the middle, we are waiting to see if the fire spreads. it is spreading from the one end down. >> the second one has the same material for exposure. it is comparing two buildings with the same protection, against two buildings with the same protection for the main fire building, one for exposure and next to it. the second one is catching. >> we have environmental factors effecting this. we have wind blowing in a certain...